| Labyrinth of Desire: Work by Frank Rodick
Deborah Colton Gallery is announcing a mid-career exhibition and book surveying the photo-based work of Canadian artist Frank Rodick at Colton & Farb Gallery, Houston. Labyrinth of Desire: Work by Frank Rodick, offers an extraordinary look into the creative process of one of the field's most interesting artists and will feature selections from his several bodies of work, from the early... |
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| Learning from Vancouver
Exhibition and Symposium
Bik Van der Pol and Urban Subjects: in dialogue
Curated by Alissa Firth-Eagland and Johan Lundh
Exhibition: January 30 to March 6, 2010
Opening reception: January 29, 2010, 8 PM
Symposium: January 29 to 31, 2010
According to a recent survey prepared by Mercer Consulting, the world’s largest human resource firm specializing in investments... |
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| Blind Spots | 8th International Symposium on Contemporary Art Theory
Symposium dates:
February 4, 5 & 6, 2010
Speakers: Carlos Amorales, Vasco Araujo, Kader Attia, Klaus Biesenbach, Sabine Breitwieser, James Coleman, Dias & Riedweg, Rita Eder, Michele Faguet, Silvia Gruner, Barbara London, Tom McDonough, Lane Relyea, Martha Rosler, Jennifer Sorkin, Judi Werthein.
Director: Gabriela Rangel in collaboration with Jennifer... |
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| Calling All The Stations
MUSLIM MULLIQI PRIZE 2009
National Gallery of Prishtina, Kosovo
CALLING ALL THE STATIONS
16 December 2009 – 31 January 2010
Curated by Michele Robecchi and Gazmend Ejupi
Nir Alon, Antigona Selmani+Loreta Ukshini+Malsor Bejta, Shqipe Ajeti, Gazmend Avdiu, Becky Beasley, Vanessa Billy, Tobias Collier, Radu Comsa, Bashkin Geci, Helidon Gjergji, Jeton Gusia, Fitore... |
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| Nobuyoshi Araki | 2THESKY, my Ender
Taka Ishii Gallery is presenting Nobuyoshi Araki's solo exhibition. The exhibition will be held in the occasion of the release of the Shinchosa publication 2THESKY, my Ender.
Why “2THESKY†? “To†or [the Japanese character > “ニ†are not correct. It must be “2â€. As I have said before - photographs are an imitation of reality and... |
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| Yang Fudong | The General s Smile
The Hara Museum of Contemporary Art is announcing the first solo exhibition in Japan by Yang Fudong, a Chinese film artist who has been highly active on the international scene in recent years. As an artist with a strong attachment to 35mm film, Yang creates films that are noted for their unique, finely grained textural quality and the use of highly refined and perfectly composed... |
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| RONI HORN AKA RONI HORN
For more than thirty years, Roni Horn (b. 1955) has been developing work of concentrated visual power and intellectual rigor, often exploring issues of gender, identity, androgyny, and the complex relationship between object and subject. Because the artist chooses not to privilege any one medium, Horn’s art defies easy categorization. Materials—often used with remarkable... |
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| Almanac: The gift of Ann Lewis AO
"Almanac – The Gift of Ann Lewis AO" provides an extraordinary road map of Australian art practice over the last 50 years, shaped by the vision of one of Australia’s best regarded collectors and arts supporters. Running December 8, 2009 until April 18, 2010, "Almanac" presents the generous donation made to the Museum of Contemporary Art by Ann Lewis AO. Thanks to... |
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| John William Waterhouse | Garden of Enchantment
The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts will host the largest-ever retrospective of works by the celebrated British artist John William Waterhouse (1849-1917). J. W. Waterhouse: The Modern Pre-Raphaelite is the first large-scale monographic exhibition on Waterhouse’s work since 1978 and the first to feature his entire artistic career. This retrospective features some eighty paintings... |
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| Everyday Miracles (Extended)
Guest curated by Hou Hanru
Everyday Miracles (Extended) brings together the work of seven artists who poignantly reflect on the dynamic shifts across Asia over the last 30 years. Curated by Hou Hanru in collaboration with REDCAT, the exhibition proceeds from an earlier project called Everyday Miracles, organized by Hou for the Chinese Pavilion at the 2007 Venice Biennale. Presented... |
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| J.P. Hol | Gay Squirrel and the Tail-Tale of the Cat on the Moon
animation film/ installation
Artist Johan Peter Hol represents his world in closets, attics and boxes full of furry animals, animated cardboard scenes, armies of mice and disquieting drawings. Like a dusty playroom full of abandoned toys, his work creates a slightly grizzly fairy tale.
At first glance Hol's work looks playful and cheerful with an often childlike choice of material... |
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| Koen Vanmechelen: The Cosmopolitan Chicken Project (DC)
Conner Contemporary Art is announcing Koen Vanmechelen's "Cosmopolitan Chicken Project (DC)." This is the first solo exhibition in a U.S. gallery by the celebrated Belgian conceptual artist, who is currently exhibiting in two official 53rd Venice Biennale collateral exhibitions and in the 3rd Moscow Biennial.
Featuring live chickens, the exhibition also includes taxidermy and... |
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| Nedko Solakov | Just Drawings (with and without stories)
Nedko Solakov continues his conversations with people, through 40 drawings (with or without stories) which he created especially for Dvir Gallery on Nahum Street.
In these drawings full of humor, subversion and anxiety, Solakov transmits his irony by real and imagined figures, tales, anecdotes and serious "true" facts.
Solakov's first exhibition at Dvir Gallery "Negotiations" took... |
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| From the Gathering
The Helen Pitt Gallery Artist Run Centre is presenting From the Gathering, a group exhibition of five international artists all of whom are exhibiting for the first time in Vancouver. Curated by London-based curators Andrew Bonacina and Anne Low the exhibition examines the invitation, in a variety of visual and metaphoric forms, as a poetic mode of engagement between artist, art work... |
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| Wael Shawky | Clean History
These recent videos and drawings reveal Shawky's continuing investigation into how cultures contrast and combine. Through strategies such as storytelling, performance, and reenactment, often making use of child actors, Bedouin landscapes, or featuring the artist himself, Shawky distills complex sociocultural issues into arresting images and narratives. At once playful and multilayered,... |
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